Faith No More

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Faith No More Is An American Alternative Metal Band From San Francisco California Formed In 1979. Before Settling On The Current Name In July 1983 The Band Performed Under The Names Sharp Young Men And Later Faith No Man. Bassist Billy Gould Keyboardist/rhythm Guitarist Roddy Bottum And Drummer Mike Bordin Are The Longest-Remaining Members Of The Band Having Been Involved Since Its Inception. The Band Underwent Several Early Lineup Changes And Some Major Changes Later. The Current Lineup Of Faith No More Consists Of Gould Bordin Bottum Lead Guitarist Jon Hudson And Vocalist/lyricist Mike Patton. After Releasing Six Studio Albums Including Best-Selling Records The Real Thing 1989 And Angel Dust 1992 Faith No More Officially Announced Its Breakup On April 20 1998. The Band Has Since Reunited Conducting The Second Coming Tour Between 2009 And 2010 And Releasing Its Seventh Studio Album Sol Invictus In May 2015. After The Touring Cycle Of Sol Invictus Faith No More Went On Hiatus Once Again. In November 2019 The Band Announced That It Would Reunite To Embark On A 2020 UK And European Tour But Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic This Was Postponed. Touring Was Due To Recommence With A Brief US Tour In September 2021 Followed By The Previously Postponed UK And Europe Dates In June 2022 But All Tour Dates Were Cancelled With Patton Citing Mental Health Reasons. Studio Albums
We Care A Lot 1985 Introduce Yourself 1987 The Real Thing 1989 Angel Dust 1992 King For A Day... Fool For A Lifetime 1995 Album Of The Year 1997 Sol Invictus 2015

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"Jizzlobber" Is The 12th Track On Faith No More's Fourth Studio Album Angel Dust. It Is One Of Only Two Songs On The Album In Which Guitarist Jim Martin Had Any Input. The Other Song Is Reported To Be "Kindergarten" The Music For Which Martin And Billy Gould Worked On Together. From A Literary Perspective The Song Is Ambiguous. Beneath The Cultural Allusions And Apparent Themes Within The Song Shame Anger Violence Sexual Compulsion There Is Some Faint Story About Someone With An Aggressive And Unhealthy Sexual Nature Who Is Supremely Disgusted With Himself But Remains Incontinent And Powerless Against His Ravaging Addiction "I Am What I've Done I'm Sorry I'm Sorry" . A Sexual Deviant Or Rapist Perhaps Would Be Apt Roles For This Character. The Song's Title Combines The Word "jizz" A Crude Word For Semen And The Verb "lob" To Propel In A High Arc . "Jizzlobber" Therefore Can Be Understood As "Ejaculator". The Track Begins With The Sounds Of A Swamp And Segues Into A Metered Minor Chord Played On Keyboards In An Extremely Discordant Fashion. This Is Coupled With A Complex Drum Part Arranged In A Form That's Quite Conducive To Syncopation. Heavily Distorted Guitars And Vocals Kick In And At Once The Song Acquires Traction. The Main Body Of "Jizzlobber" Is Raucous And Boiling With Rage Bloated And Over The Top. It Eventually Reaches An Unlikely Climax With An Epic Organ And Choir Ensemble. The Following Lyrics Are Omitted From The Album Booklet "They Will Sum It All Up In A Sentence A Verdict Made By Those Who Know I'm Ready To Make A Commitment I'm Willing To Make Love To Concrete"

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Faith No More Is An American Alternative Metal Band From San Francisco California Formed In 1979. Before Settling On The Current Name In July 1983 The Band Performed Under The Names Sharp Young Men And Later Faith No Man. Bassist Billy Gould Keyboardist/rhythm Guitarist Roddy Bottum And Drummer Mike Bordin Are The Longest-Remaining Members Of The Band Having Been Involved Since Its Inception. The Band Underwent Several Early Lineup Changes And Some Major Changes Later. The Current Lineup Of Faith No More Consists Of Gould Bordin Bottum Lead Guitarist Jon Hudson And Vocalist/lyricist Mike Patton. After Releasing Six Studio Albums Including Best-Selling Records The Real Thing 1989 And Angel Dust 1992 Faith No More Officially Announced Its Breakup On April 20 1998. The Band Has Since Reunited Conducting The Second Coming Tour Between 2009 And 2010 And Releasing Its Seventh Studio Album Sol Invictus In May 2015. After The Touring Cycle Of Sol Invictus Faith No More Went On Hiatus Once Again. In November 2019 The Band Announced That It Would Reunite To Embark On A 2020 UK And European Tour But Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic This Was Postponed. Touring Was Due To Recommence With A Brief US Tour In September 2021 Followed By The Previously Postponed UK And Europe Dates In June 2022 But All Tour Dates Were Cancelled With Patton Citing Mental Health Reasons. Studio Albums
We Care A Lot 1985 Introduce Yourself 1987 The Real Thing 1989 Angel Dust 1992 King For A Day... Fool For A Lifetime 1995 Album Of The Year 1997 Sol Invictus 2015 read less

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"Jizzlobber" is the 12th track on Faith No More's fourth studio album Angel Dust. It is one of only two songs on the album in which guitarist Jim Martin had any input. The other song is reported to be "Kindergarten", the music for which Martin and Billy Gould worked on together. From a literary perspective, the song is ambiguous. Beneath the cultural allusions and apparent themes within the song (shame, anger, violence, sexual compulsion) there is some faint story about someone with an aggressive and unhealthy sexual nature who is supremely disgusted with himself but remains incontinent and powerless against his ravaging addiction ("I am what I've done, I'm sorry, I'm sorry"). A sexual deviant or rapist perhaps would be apt roles for this character. The song's title combines the word "jizz" (a crude word for semen), and the verb "lob" (to propel in a high arc). "Jizzlobber", therefore, can be understood as "Ejaculator". The track begins with the sounds of a swamp, and segues into a metered minor chord played on keyboards in an extremely discordant fashion. This is coupled with a complex drum part, arranged in a form that's quite conducive to syncopation. Heavily distorted guitars and vocals kick in and at once the song acquires traction. The main body of "Jizzlobber" is raucous and boiling with rage, bloated and over the top. It eventually reaches an unlikely climax with an epic organ and choir ensemble. The following lyrics are omitted from the album booklet: "They will sum it all up in a sentence A verdict made by those who know I'm ready to make a commitment I'm willing to make love to concrete" Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.